EV charging in Latvia
A guide to the charging network in Latvia. Major operators, common connector types, pricing context, and where to plug in on the road.
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Stations
88
Fast (≥50 kW)
9
Ultra (≥150 kW)
8
Operators
Where the chargers cluster in Latvia
Highest-power stations in Latvia
Sorted by max kW. Drop in for a single fast charging session or use these as anchor points on a route.
- IONITY AdaziStapriņi · Ionity350 kW
- Elektrum Drive Charging StationRiga · (Unknown Operator)300 kW
- Lielcieceres iela 13Broceni · E-Mobi300 kW
- Eleport | A7Krustkalni · Eleport300 kW
- Elektrum Drive Charging StationRiga · (Unknown Operator)300 kW
- Tesla Supercharger Riga— · Tesla (Tesla-only charging)250 kW
- Virši BaložiKrustkalni · (Unknown Operator)160 kW
- Tesla Supercharger Rezekne— · Tesla (Tesla-only charging)150 kW
- Baloži MAXIMA | Ignitis ONBaloži · Ignitis UAB (LT)150 kW
- Baloži Titurgas Stāsti | Ignitis ONBaloži · Ignitis UAB (LT)125 kW
- Energolukss SIARiga · (Business Owner at Location)100 kW
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≥ 50 kWFast chargers
88 stations at 50 kW DC or higher.
≥ 150 kWUltra-rapid
9 sites with at least one 150 kW socket.
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Top networks in Latvia
- E-Mobi72
- (Unknown Operator)10
- Stuart Energy (LT)4
- (Business Owner at Location)3
- Ignitis UAB (LT)2
- Tesla (Tesla-only charging)2
- Ionity1
- Eleport1
Sorted by station count in Latvia.
Connector mix in Latvia
- CCS294
- CHAdeMO80
- Type 273
- Tesla (EU)5
- Type #02
- NEMA 14-501
Counts derived from imported station inventory in Latvia.
Your Guide to EV Charging in Latvia
Latvia has 94 public charging points, with 9 capable of 150 kW or more for faster charging. Most drivers will find charging options in larger towns. This guide covers what to expect, from operators to connectors.
Latvia's public charging infrastructure includes 94 points according to our database. Of these, 9 offer charging speeds of 150 kW or higher, and 79 fall within the 50-149 kW range. This provides a decent network, particularly in urban areas. Riga leads with 7 public charging points, followed closely by Rīga with 5. Other towns like Baloži (4), Talsi (2), and Ventspils (2) also have options.
Most networks use the Type 2 connector for AC charging, which is standard across Europe. For DC fast charging, the CCS Combo 2 connector is prevalent. CHAdeMO connectors are less common. Drivers can expect to encounter various operators, from local utility companies to private charging providers. Pricing structures vary, but generally, DC fast charging will cost more per kWh than slower AC charging. Home charging rates are typically lower than public charging. Specific pricing details are best checked with individual network providers, as rates can fluctuate. There are no specific national incentives for EV charging currently highlighted in our records, so drivers should research local schemes or network-specific promotions. For foreign drivers, carrying a universal adapter or ensuring your charging app has broad coverage across European networks is advisable. Always check the connector type before arriving at a station.
- How many public EV chargers are there in Latvia?
- Our database shows 94 public charging points across Latvia. Of these, 9 offer high-speed charging at 150 kW or more, and a significant portion, 79 points, provide charging between 50 kW and 149 kW. This network is growing, with most chargers concentrated in and around major cities.
- What are the busiest towns for EV charging in Latvia?
- Riga is the busiest town for public EV charging, with 7 available points. The capital city also appears as Rīga with 5 points in our data. Other towns with multiple charging points include Baloži (4), Talsi (2), and Ventspils (2).
- What kind of charging connectors will I find in Latvia?
- The most common connector for AC charging in Latvia is the Type 2. For DC fast charging, the CCS Combo 2 connector is widely used. CHAdeMO connectors are available but less common than CCS. It is always a good idea to confirm the connector type at your intended charging station.
- How does EV charging cost in Latvia?
- Specific pricing varies significantly by charging network and location. Generally, DC fast charging is more expensive per kilowatt-hour than slower AC charging. Home charging rates are typically lower. There are no specific country-wide cost facts on record, so it is best to check with individual providers for current rates.
- Are there any incentives for EV charging in Latvia?
- Currently, there are no specific national incentives for EV charging highlighted in our records. Drivers may find promotions offered by individual charging networks. It is advisable to research any available local schemes or contact charging providers directly for information on potential discounts or benefits.
- What is a practical tip for foreign EV drivers in Latvia?
- For foreign drivers, ensuring your charging app or RFID card is compatible with Latvian networks is crucial. Having a backup payment method or a universal adapter can prevent charging issues. Familiarize yourself with the common connector types, primarily Type 2 for AC and CCS Combo 2 for DC fast charging.